Dr Nitasha Kaul, Reader (Associate Professor) in Politics and International Relations at the University of Westminster, was invited to share her views on news and current affairs on the two-hour BBC World Service Weekend programme on Saturday 3 December 2022.
Dr Kaul spoke on a variety of topics, including the conflict in the context of Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda; Malawi's Malaria vaccine rollout; protests in China and the easing of some of its Covid restrictions; the creative and artistic power of artificial intelligence (AI); the controversy over the film Kashmir Files in India; the row over the racist remarks made by a senior member of staff to Black British charity leader invited to a Buckingham Palace reception; and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
She was also asked about her ongoing work, including on Kashmir, Bhutan, misogyny, and democracy.
The Weekend programme runs on BBC World News Service website. You can listen to her specific viewpoints on the show.
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